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Cinq Pièces Faciles pour Orgue ou Piano - Jehan Alain

Cinq Pièces Faciles pour Orgue ou Piano - Jehan Alain This collection of five short pieces was published in 1987 by Alphonse Leduc. It seemingly contains pieces that had not previously been published, dating from between 1922 and 1936. The AWV numbers, dates of composition and ms. references (Association Jehan Alain) are: 1. Complaint à la mode ancienne AWV 35, 1932, ms. N4.15 2. Fugue en mode de Fa AWV 30, 1932, ms. N4,04 ‘Fugue’ 3. Verset-Choral AWV 19, Mai 1931, ms. N1.07 4. Berceuse (‘chanson du 17 avril 36’) AWV 87, 1936, ms. N7.205 "Berceuse pour le petit qui va venir" ("Cradle song for the little one who is going to come") 5. Canon pour harmonium et piano JA 61, AWV 60, 1922/23, ms. N6.14 The photograph of Georges Caussade’s Counterpoint & Fugue Class of 1929/30 may be viewed at: http://musimem.com/CNSMP_classes.htm#... (click on 1930 and scroll up) The full description of the photo is as follows: CNSMP, 1929-1930, classe de contrepoint et fugue de Georges Caussade (1873-1936) : Gaston Litaize (assis, lunettes noires) obtiendra un 1er prix en 1933 ; debout, de g. à dr. : Robert Planel (5e) 1er accessit en 1930, Michel Boulnois (7e) 2e accessit en 1930 et 2e prix en 1932, Jehan Alain ? (8e) obtiendra un 1er accessit en 1932 et un 1er prix en 1933. Autres élèves susceptibles d'être présents sur cette photo : Daniel Lesur (1er accessit en 1929), Jean Doyen, (1er accessit en 1929 et 2e prix en 1930), Noélie Pierront (2e accessit en 1929), Delsarte (2e accessit 1932), Odette Metzegner (2e accessit en 1929 et 2e prix en 1932) et Mlle Yvonne Bloch (2e prix en 1931), fille d'André Bloch et future Mme Drappier. (photo L. Roosen, coll. BNF/Gallica) DR. Source for James Higdon’s interview in Vox Humana; https://www.voxhumanajournal.com/higd... Diapason article, ‘Jehan Alain: His life and Works’ - Aurélie Decourt. https://www.thediapason.com/sites/dia... ‘Jehan Alain’ - Aurélie Decourt-Alain (June 2023) https://jehanalain.ch/jehan-alainbiog... Details about the Mustel harmonium at: https://jehanalain.ch/harmonium/ To play 'Canon pour harmonium et piano' on the organ (one player), the bass parts of both piano and harmonium are taken by the pedals. To maintain the original pitch the top Gs in the piano bass part are taken by the left hand. If you have a top G on your pedalboard this will not be necessary. The pieces were recorded by Robert Fielding using Llannerch Organs' digital set of Blackburn Cathedral.